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the ten-year and that got a little worrisome but it's not what we're used to seeing for much of this bull market what happens to this relationship and correlation >> it's interesting, sara, because if you look at the relationship between the cyclicals and defensive within the equity market, we've written about this, it actually let us down cyclicals underperformed defensives dramatically in the second half of last year, and now ten-year treasury yields are actually catching up in some ways the equity market actually sniffed this out before the bond market did. look, i think there's no doubt that if yields in a ten-year go lower again, they take out last week's lows, i think that would be a bad sign for growth and i don't think stocks at the next level would like that. today as you mentioned we got better data and people got excited and yields backed up that's a healthier setup which is why we're seeing a rotation to some of these more cyclical areas and the markets broadening out again that's a better development. i was getting more concerned last week when yields were plummeting towards
the ten-year and that got a little worrisome but it's not what we're used to seeing for much of this bull market what happens to this relationship and correlation >> it's interesting, sara, because if you look at the relationship between the cyclicals and defensive within the equity market, we've written about this, it actually let us down cyclicals underperformed defensives dramatically in the second half of last year, and now ten-year treasury yields are actually catching up in some...
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bob pisani >> reporter: first, it's a perfect day for the bulls. just off the high. number one strong china data and jamie dimon laying out the bull scenario saying the u.s. economy is strong. bottom line it looks like analysts have been cutting their numbers too much and estimates are going higher less than 2% on the nasdaq the russell 2000 small caps 9% away another company that's powering the dow higher today, what a day for disney just look at these numbers volume, five times normal. 11% gain that's the biggest 1% -- one-day gain for disney in ten years disney is cracking the top 20 companies by market value for the first time ever in league with pfizer and at&t you can tell the investing public really likes it back to you. >> bob, thank you. we're going to pick up right there. disney ceo bob iger sat down with our david faber and gave a confident outlook. listen >> the content because of the user interface and the price i believe this will be successful if in five years' time i prove to be wrong or we prove to be wrong, we're still making great content that will
bob pisani >> reporter: first, it's a perfect day for the bulls. just off the high. number one strong china data and jamie dimon laying out the bull scenario saying the u.s. economy is strong. bottom line it looks like analysts have been cutting their numbers too much and estimates are going higher less than 2% on the nasdaq the russell 2000 small caps 9% away another company that's powering the dow higher today, what a day for disney just look at these numbers volume, five times normal....
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even with the goldilocks scenario, we're looking at 11th year of the bull market. we just came out, actually, and said we think 2020 earnings could be up 7% so that's even surpassing this year which we think will be about 3% in growth so, yeah the fed's, i think, very supportive that's a tail wind to this but we need to see recovery on a lot of fronts for sure >> how do you expect earnings to go and do you see it as a catalyst to take this market higher after a pretty stunning rally? >> i think expectations are so low compared to what we have in december if we were sitting here in december, expectations would have been much higher. but the street's brought such a beat down, now you can kitchen sink this. i think that's where we're going to see if companies can say, look through this trade talk and say we're going to get growth and industrials and cyclicals. i think that's where you're going to see earnings growth and i don't think you're going to really see much benefit from the fed. multiple expansion is really done at this point it's going ton earnings growth tha
even with the goldilocks scenario, we're looking at 11th year of the bull market. we just came out, actually, and said we think 2020 earnings could be up 7% so that's even surpassing this year which we think will be about 3% in growth so, yeah the fed's, i think, very supportive that's a tail wind to this but we need to see recovery on a lot of fronts for sure >> how do you expect earnings to go and do you see it as a catalyst to take this market higher after a pretty stunning rally?...
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. >> were the numbers good enough to be the catalyst so many bank bulls were hoping they would be because banks have been under pressure because of the flattening yield curve and macro concerns >> they weren't blowout beats so it hasn't completely changed the dynamic of how people think about banks. it just was better than feared, essentially. and again, morgan stanley is a great example of this. overall, revenue was down. earnings were down they beat expectations, but there was some cost control in there for it it wasn't a bullish, we're off to the races again like 2017, 2018 we'll have to see in a week's time whether this momentum continues. >> helps yields are higher and climbing >> turning to pepsi. high today following its earnings report this morning sara >> this is a good report from pepsi. the stock reflects that. they put up their best sales growth in three years. 5.2% organic revenue growth. that's the way to look at it that's a pure look at sales stripping out currency pressure which is still dragging on profits. what's behind it snacks for one frito-lay sales up 6%. north amer
. >> were the numbers good enough to be the catalyst so many bank bulls were hoping they would be because banks have been under pressure because of the flattening yield curve and macro concerns >> they weren't blowout beats so it hasn't completely changed the dynamic of how people think about banks. it just was better than feared, essentially. and again, morgan stanley is a great example of this. overall, revenue was down. earnings were down they beat expectations, but there was...
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little careful in saying it's nothing but momentum there is a little bit -- i think the market is -- or bulls out there are saying there will be a seamless hand-off, benefiting from low rates, dovish fed and less bad news globally to something that turns into a full-on inflection rate in growth maybe we fumbled the baton in there, passing one to the other. maybe the market gets overheated in the short term as it might be right now. i don't think we're, right now, in full-on fomo mode yet. >> you'll get earnings really soon, kourtney it's a put up or shut up moment for the rally. you've come this far and maybe have extended further on the expectation that earnings would be better than expected. they sure as heck better be. >> i think they will be, scott again, i think part of it is companies are trying to under promise and over deliver that's the world in which we're living in right now, fortunately or unfortunately but i also talked about the fact that we've been moving into a stock picker's market. it's not going to be a situation where, you know, a tide is going to raise all ships, right? u
little careful in saying it's nothing but momentum there is a little bit -- i think the market is -- or bulls out there are saying there will be a seamless hand-off, benefiting from low rates, dovish fed and less bad news globally to something that turns into a full-on inflection rate in growth maybe we fumbled the baton in there, passing one to the other. maybe the market gets overheated in the short term as it might be right now. i don't think we're, right now, in full-on fomo mode yet....
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fundamentally i think it's a debacle that they put it right here ahead of earnings where -- >> you're the bull >> in terms of rose-colored glasses, this was something where the focus should be earnings and i think the bears have something here in terms of -- you look at autonomous, we're still talking three, four years down the road. i think they'll show technologies that will be front and center in terms of them catching waymo but ultimately right now for everyone front and center should be earnings on wednesday and that's why the stock continues to be an overhang. >> if they're frount-running earnings do you think this could be a bad quarter for earnings and could than a one quarter blip or does that push back when they're likely to be profitable for the long term? >> we think it's a trainwreck quarter and we think it's reflected in the stock why we stay bullish and what that comes down to is what will the profitability look like in thin quarters and how are they going to detail that if tar not profitable going into the second half of the year we believe a $3 billion capital raise could be o
fundamentally i think it's a debacle that they put it right here ahead of earnings where -- >> you're the bull >> in terms of rose-colored glasses, this was something where the focus should be earnings and i think the bears have something here in terms of -- you look at autonomous, we're still talking three, four years down the road. i think they'll show technologies that will be front and center in terms of them catching waymo but ultimately right now for everyone front and center...
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. >> hasn't that been the argument, sarah, for pretty much this entire bull market over the last ten years and yet the valuations continue to rise for the growth names technology is the leading group so far this year why would thinking change right now? >> it's just that no one thinks it will change and then it does. but what's different now is that the fed has actually shrunk its balance sheet by half a trillion dollars from its peak. and global monetary growth that infused this tremendous growth hunger, investors had to get their hands on stocks. they'd do anything so it seems even when there's no sign of earnings of cash flow, now we're in a situation where monetary growth is slowing and as a result there may be much more interest in the stock that trades at 12 times earnings rather than 20 even if its growth isn't nearly as rapid and there are so many stocks out there like that. you made reference to banks and industrials there are plenty across the board and not just cyclical stocks, in defensive areas as well. >> sarah, a lot of your picks and some of your comments so far sugge
. >> hasn't that been the argument, sarah, for pretty much this entire bull market over the last ten years and yet the valuations continue to rise for the growth names technology is the leading group so far this year why would thinking change right now? >> it's just that no one thinks it will change and then it does. but what's different now is that the fed has actually shrunk its balance sheet by half a trillion dollars from its peak. and global monetary growth that infused this...
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this is the longest bull market. small dips are normal. when you saw such a significant drop in relatively short period of time, that was impactful on people who haven't lived through it younger generation of investors and traders would say, need to think about that others say this gives me an opportunity to buy they stay in but the average retail investor is thinking back and saying, okay, some of them are moving more to cash, higher yield instruments, less volatile instruments as they assess their portfolio in light of that market on the other hand, the irony is we're right back up to record levels >> does that draw people in? >> i think it does hey, we're back at record levels some investors see something like december, they say i don't want to look at my statement for a couple months. then they see the headlines and, what just happened the last couple of months we're at record levels again it's the old adage of stay in the markets and over time, you'll be well rewarded. >> i wonder if you're having trouble getting retail participation
this is the longest bull market. small dips are normal. when you saw such a significant drop in relatively short period of time, that was impactful on people who haven't lived through it younger generation of investors and traders would say, need to think about that others say this gives me an opportunity to buy they stay in but the average retail investor is thinking back and saying, okay, some of them are moving more to cash, higher yield instruments, less volatile instruments as they assess...
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so most things should gain over time i think that on the one hand the economy and the bull market are old but on the other hand the economy still appears to progress and the valuation of the stock market is not egregious. >> but it is at levels i guess that led to pullbacks late last year and early last year >> that's right. look, the market can do anything anytime. and it certainly did so in the fourth quarter i thought the fourth quarter move was overdone and unwarranted. and it's not back. >> when you say not egregious valuations what do you mean? >> the long-term history of the p/e ratio on the s&p is 15 or 16 it got up to 18, which is a little high. got down to 14, which is a little low now it's barely on the high side but you look at 2000, the p/e ratio is 32. that's egregious 16 or 17 is not egregious. >> when you look out there at the moment and try to figure out how much risk to be taking what are the key factors you look at? >> well, there's so much to look at wil there's the length of the recovery and bull market, how far they've moved. valuation levels the economic outlook
so most things should gain over time i think that on the one hand the economy and the bull market are old but on the other hand the economy still appears to progress and the valuation of the stock market is not egregious. >> but it is at levels i guess that led to pullbacks late last year and early last year >> that's right. look, the market can do anything anytime. and it certainly did so in the fourth quarter i thought the fourth quarter move was overdone and unwarranted. and it's...
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there's no threat i think to this bull market certainly, as you can see on the near term >> this week's been busy for earnings look at what we can expect next week, the big ones to watch after the bell here on this show will be alphabet and apple the impact this can have on the markets. has the bar been set higher by the results from facebook and twitter and some of these other names that depends on advertising like an alphabet >> i think just because prices are higher expectations are higher i don't think people are reading through, maybe facebook into google a little bit that could have an impact more or less feeding off the same pie i do think what's very interesting for am because you had a fwloebl panic attack in early january it's almost completely been reversed and yet the stock has also flattened out just recently. obviously significance to all of them but i do think the market's willingness to sort of work through and say we can deal with the overall flat earnings picture is encouraging until the market tells you the carriage has changed. >> but these two stocks are important t
there's no threat i think to this bull market certainly, as you can see on the near term >> this week's been busy for earnings look at what we can expect next week, the big ones to watch after the bell here on this show will be alphabet and apple the impact this can have on the markets. has the bar been set higher by the results from facebook and twitter and some of these other names that depends on advertising like an alphabet >> i think just because prices are higher expectations...
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toward the end of this business cycle we've seen markets that are giving us this spectacular run in this bull market and just so far this year you take a look at the returns you've seen across risk assets you have to sort of wonder how much fuel is left in the tank is now the right time to become a little more cautious and incrementally take a little more risk off the table >> but still overweight the u.s. relative to the rest of the world? >> if i look purely at equities we continue to find opportunities in the united states and i think that serves two purposes one, the u.s. relative to the rest of the world looks fundamentally sound. but two, the u.s. also tends to exhibit a lot more stability in times of market stress so it's also part of the way we're becoming a little more defensive. >> rick, in terms of that u.s. versus rest of the world what do you make of that german data this morning >> you know, it's a bit frightening. and i do think we underestimate how relationships between china and the u.s. and all the fragmentation that occurs with trade can have very quick positive effects on
toward the end of this business cycle we've seen markets that are giving us this spectacular run in this bull market and just so far this year you take a look at the returns you've seen across risk assets you have to sort of wonder how much fuel is left in the tank is now the right time to become a little more cautious and incrementally take a little more risk off the table >> but still overweight the u.s. relative to the rest of the world? >> if i look purely at equities we...
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another strong week here for the bulls. 6 out of the 7 last sessions for the dow and nasdaq higher. seven straight in a row for the s&p. inching close to those record highs. >> it's a real quiet orderly bid to the market. it doesn't get rattled at least in this last little stretch. the market up near 2900 and the snapp. we only spent parts of four weeks above that level in the history of the index so obviously you're more or less within a very short chip shot of the all-time highs it would be weird if we didn't fully make a run at it if you want to quibble, the market is kind of slowed down a little bit momentum has flagged a little bit. it's not been as brad as you might expect and we're getting a little bit stretched. but all that really means is that the market has found a way to going higher basically on a goldilocks background. >> i think the backbone, this lower for longer interest rate setup and the constraint on today if we're getting a little tentative as we approach the highs is we're super close to the highs on the big indexes we're not really super close on oil price or
another strong week here for the bulls. 6 out of the 7 last sessions for the dow and nasdaq higher. seven straight in a row for the s&p. inching close to those record highs. >> it's a real quiet orderly bid to the market. it doesn't get rattled at least in this last little stretch. the market up near 2900 and the snapp. we only spent parts of four weeks above that level in the history of the index so obviously you're more or less within a very short chip shot of the all-time highs it...
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european tariffs and another down grade to the world economy from the imf, the third one in six months bulls are again dismissing most of this. they insist we're going to see a soft landing in global growth and that china is already bottoming part of this muted reaction we're seeing. you see the usual declines, bow i boeing, you see the stocks down. we see some weakness in energy exxon and chevron taking a break from a terrific run they've had. oil broke below $64. and even tech is taking a breather ibm is down today. what a great run it has had up 25% for the year and that's the best start big blue has had in many years >> the nasdaq seeing its second drop in nine days. bertha coombs with more. >> reporter: we're seeing a drop across the board for most sectors overall, the large caps have had a nice run. chips the biggest losers today but they've been on a nice run if there is more of a trade war potentially with china that doesn't get resolved, chips would be among those impacted. but until now investors haven't really been focusing on that communications today are really the outlier. face
european tariffs and another down grade to the world economy from the imf, the third one in six months bulls are again dismissing most of this. they insist we're going to see a soft landing in global growth and that china is already bottoming part of this muted reaction we're seeing. you see the usual declines, bow i boeing, you see the stocks down. we see some weakness in energy exxon and chevron taking a break from a terrific run they've had. oil broke below $64. and even tech is taking a...
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there's always a bull mrkt somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. my job is not just to entertain but to teach and put in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me after today's phenomenal run, dow surging 330 points, s&p jumpin
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there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. there's washington and then there's every where else that's what i thought when the nation's top bankers were being rakd over the coals by congress for the sins of their predecessors today and the averages, well, they
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bear indicator, we have a spread of almost 40 on bull bear and this is through where we were in terms of bullishness >> so today's bank earnings were exactly from -- dare i i think there are a lot of people that don't give positions going into the position and we got the eves if you wanted to pick apart and they were seeing the economic indicators foreshadowing an uptick and that's why they increased the provisions and the expectations for banks in particular were so low going into the season. how are we setting up for the bulk of the markets and the areas of the markets like the industrials, for instance. >> boeing and caterpillar obviously are two extremely different story, but i think they're both very interesting and i think they report next week i think on the 24th so if i'm looking for anything it's boeing and caterpillar. caterpillar, the poster child for global growth and what's going on with boeing over the last couple of weeks again, i think earnings are fine i don't think they're overwhelmingly fantastic and to tim's point, the market's gotten so complacent. what's the diff
bear indicator, we have a spread of almost 40 on bull bear and this is through where we were in terms of bullishness >> so today's bank earnings were exactly from -- dare i i think there are a lot of people that don't give positions going into the position and we got the eves if you wanted to pick apart and they were seeing the economic indicators foreshadowing an uptick and that's why they increased the provisions and the expectations for banks in particular were so low going into the...
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generally intact and the price increases that pete talked about and those are the central pointing of the bull case and they're intact i think the piece that hasn't been talked about in the conversation does netflix the question does net flicks have a good business model. i would argue it's not a good business model they burned $3 million and at $10 a month they would add current subs and that puts it toward the end of 2020 before they alleviate that cash burn. they can do some things in terms of making the content cost more efficient, but in general, more competition is not good for them at the end of the day, melissa, the way i would settle the score is we're talking too much about netflix. this stock is probably going to chop around here and the multiple could go up or down a little bit more competition coming and i think there are a let better places to play in tech >> what's the biggest question that you got heading into that video call >> the biggest question is maybe if they can get context around the disappointing guidance and what led them to the disappointment and sometimes they're s
generally intact and the price increases that pete talked about and those are the central pointing of the bull case and they're intact i think the piece that hasn't been talked about in the conversation does netflix the question does net flicks have a good business model. i would argue it's not a good business model they burned $3 million and at $10 a month they would add current subs and that puts it toward the end of 2020 before they alleviate that cash burn. they can do some things in terms...
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i'm a bull here. to me, i'm not -- i mean i'm a long term investor in the company. and my view is other than it being oversold so traders can do what they want, this smells more like something secular, right? we're not going to sell off this company an fx concerns that is transitory that is not the fabric wrf this company is seeing pressure on the margins, pressure on the paid clicks. >> i don't think that investors are taking ruth pratt at face value. i think what they're reading between the lines when she talks about fx, i think they're incorrectly reading this some problem with the overall underline business. >> so we have to change it it's not cotton? >> aaron neville, fabric of our lives. so google, we have to record that what is your trade for the quarter? what did you bring >> i'm giving google a b minus there were knicks in the armor here but still is a good company to own >> all right you know who can do that >> can do what >> aaron neville you would not know the difference the guy that sang that, "fabric of our lives." >> one of my favorite songs. >> he ca
i'm a bull here. to me, i'm not -- i mean i'm a long term investor in the company. and my view is other than it being oversold so traders can do what they want, this smells more like something secular, right? we're not going to sell off this company an fx concerns that is transitory that is not the fabric wrf this company is seeing pressure on the margins, pressure on the paid clicks. >> i don't think that investors are taking ruth pratt at face value. i think what they're reading between...
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there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money" and welcome to cramerica and my job is to he had kalt and to teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me as we head into earning season, shouldn't i be more nervous, shouldn't i be more worried?
there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money" and welcome to cramerica and my job is to he had kalt and to teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me as we head into earning season, shouldn't i be more nervous, shouldn't i be more worried?
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there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome into "mad money. welcome to cramerica i do want to make friends but just trying to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. every now and then i worry we live in the dumbest of all possible worlds. i look at some of the digital stocks and they ar
there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome into "mad money. welcome to cramerica i do want to make friends but just trying to educate and teach you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer. every now and then i worry we live in the dumbest of all possible worlds. i look at some of the digital stocks and they ar
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there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach, putting it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. you blink, you blink during this move, you might miss the whole shooting match i'm talking about this rotation into the industrials and the
there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach, putting it in context. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. you blink, you blink during this move, you might miss the whole shooting match i'm talking about this rotation into the...
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there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer today the analysts threw everything they had at the stock market they made a concerted effort to get you out while the getting's still good
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there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is to entertain, educate and teach you. so call me or tweet m me @jimcramer. here we go >>> after a nasty day like today, the dow lost 190 points, the nasdaq climbed 0.56% th
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their bull case is $70 on west texas intermediate and i think your skepticism is well placed, by the way. 18% is a large gain for a supermajor integrated oil. these names when you play them, you should be looking for low double digits like 10% to 15%, plus a 3% to 4% dividend yield it's going to get that 10% to 15% and it may be a reach but it's a good call >> the etf edge focuses on transports on track for their fifth straight day of gains. first, kelly evans has a look at what's ahead on "the exchange. >>> mark zuckerberg wants stronger internet regulation what he's asking for and what it could mean for investors if you're in the market for a home, your timing could be excellent. we'll tell you why and was kellogg sugar shamed we'll talk about that. >>> plus, lyft's big drop you've been hitting >>> also walgreens is sticking with cigarettes. that's all coming up in "rapid fire" next hour. the halftime report is back after this for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient
their bull case is $70 on west texas intermediate and i think your skepticism is well placed, by the way. 18% is a large gain for a supermajor integrated oil. these names when you play them, you should be looking for low double digits like 10% to 15%, plus a 3% to 4% dividend yield it's going to get that 10% to 15% and it may be a reach but it's a good call >> the etf edge focuses on transports on track for their fifth straight day of gains. first, kelly evans has a look at what's ahead...
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or are the bulls due for a setback? a double downgrade for a key steel stock. and while investors remain skeptical about an ipo surge, those new companies are all spending a lot of money on one part of the economy. see how you can benefit. "the halftime report" is ready to go. here's brian sullivan in for scott wapner. >> thank you, ed good to be with you on thursday and have you with us the degate and trade, biggest stories of the day are josh brown, job eye jarrian, and one of barron and forbes top 100 advisers and carrie, thank you for adding class to this panel the market is up big time, depending on the market you pick, 10%, 15%, 23%. >> good question up 23% from the bottom of december, here we are about to start earnings season and we know earnings will be down the markets have been fantastic in overlooking what will be a weak first half or looking at the second half. as we start to hear companies report, numbers say they're bringing down guidance, that can be a little tricky we're up so much that even if the market were to come back in 5% or so, we're st
or are the bulls due for a setback? a double downgrade for a key steel stock. and while investors remain skeptical about an ipo surge, those new companies are all spending a lot of money on one part of the economy. see how you can benefit. "the halftime report" is ready to go. here's brian sullivan in for scott wapner. >> thank you, ed good to be with you on thursday and have you with us the degate and trade, biggest stories of the day are josh brown, job eye jarrian, and one of...
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this is a five-year base this company is breaking out of, a ten year bull flag when you get that low volume pull back and you missed it, that's where you were be a buyer. i wouldn't run in this minute if i weren't in dizzy i think $6.99 tells you everything you need to know. they're about market share they want to own the whole thing. >> and the cost of acquisition is nil what did they pay for "snow white" >> they priced it to get 50 million fast. >> they also priced it saying they're not going to break even for five years, based on their own numbers. >> they're one of the companies that can do that. >> they get kids hooked and then they go to the theme parks, are you adding to your position on disney i assume you have a position on disney >> yes i'm sure we will >> there you go. speaking of big tv plans like we said we got conflicting calls on apple today. saying iphone sales are fine, they stabilized. but new street research they cut the stock to a sell, saying iphone estimates are still too high i thought it was against the law to downgrade apple to a sell >> i don't think it's a
this is a five-year base this company is breaking out of, a ten year bull flag when you get that low volume pull back and you missed it, that's where you were be a buyer. i wouldn't run in this minute if i weren't in dizzy i think $6.99 tells you everything you need to know. they're about market share they want to own the whole thing. >> and the cost of acquisition is nil what did they pay for "snow white" >> they priced it to get 50 million fast. >> they also priced...
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kudos to you it's about the portfolio of films and then this transformational, the bulls are hoping streaming service >> so i think the stock gets rerated and the streaming has a lot to do with it, although the studio is incredible and with strong american consumer, the theme park business is great. merchandise is great video -- almost everything they're doing is working well. and they have that macro tail wind it's not all a disney story. the economy is good, but -- one second if we're going to say that netflix should trade at 60 times earnings, then we have to say that disney should trade higher. unless you think netflix should get a media multiple in which case the stock is 100% too high. and i don't think netflix is going to get cut in half if we're saying this is a new world and we're valuing these companies based on things like consistent subscription-based cash flows that we can count on, we can model as opposed to just how many people can i get to buy a ticket for this movie opening weekend? if the new world is subscription like we do with oftware, disne should trade 20 times earnings
kudos to you it's about the portfolio of films and then this transformational, the bulls are hoping streaming service >> so i think the stock gets rerated and the streaming has a lot to do with it, although the studio is incredible and with strong american consumer, the theme park business is great. merchandise is great video -- almost everything they're doing is working well. and they have that macro tail wind it's not all a disney story. the economy is good, but -- one second if we're...
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i can't help but think of sir john templeton's phases of a bull market. they die on euphoria we haven't had euphoria in this bull market, we haven't had it in the ten years plus it's been going on we almost had it in january of last year but that rolled over when i see mr. fink saying that retail is on the sidelines he's absolutely right and euphoria comes when retail dives in we're just a little bit more than 1% away from a new high, once that happens, and the media and we start reporting it, i think that's going to trigger retail to get off the sidelines and you may well get that parapollic rise upward >> how about what steph said are earnings going to be good enough are we in the midst of putting the trough in earnings and then you're going to get a ramp up and then you get a melt-up like fink says in >> i think steph's right so much upnderpromising and overdelivering on this earnings season so much was brought down in december because the uncertainty was so great when you look forward and i think what you're going to see then is earnings growing, mult
i can't help but think of sir john templeton's phases of a bull market. they die on euphoria we haven't had euphoria in this bull market, we haven't had it in the ten years plus it's been going on we almost had it in january of last year but that rolled over when i see mr. fink saying that retail is on the sidelines he's absolutely right and euphoria comes when retail dives in we're just a little bit more than 1% away from a new high, once that happens, and the media and we start reporting it,...
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options bulls betting on a certain china play that john has in unusual activity. that's coming up plus congressman kevin brady is the ranking member of the ways and means committee. we are talking to economy. we're talking to feds ll awe we'll do that next alpha seems more elusive today. is it because so many go after it the same way, chasing after short-term returns? instead if getting caught up with the crowd, the investment managers at pgim take a long term view. uncovering opportunities for alpha across public and private markets, while anticipating unforeseen risk, has powered our rise to a top ten global asset manager. partner with pgim. the global investment management businesses of prudential financial, inc. the global investment management businesses of your control. like bedhead. hmmmm. ♪ rub-a-dub ducky... and then...there's national car rental. at national, i'm in total control. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. heeeeey. hey! ah, control. (vo) go national. go li
options bulls betting on a certain china play that john has in unusual activity. that's coming up plus congressman kevin brady is the ranking member of the ways and means committee. we are talking to economy. we're talking to feds ll awe we'll do that next alpha seems more elusive today. is it because so many go after it the same way, chasing after short-term returns? instead if getting caught up with the crowd, the investment managers at pgim take a long term view. uncovering opportunities for...
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i'd be curious if he pivots to a rolling bull market. >> he doesn't sound like he's ready to do that >> honestly, he sounds like a permabear, which is a dangerous position to be in when you're 2% from the high. i hope he's going to talk about the -- >> he was right about the pullback >> he's been right for 12 months but you can't stay on the same tune i'll be on with you tomorrow i'm looking forward to having this discussion wulith him. >> financials, best performing sector of the quarter. >> for two years we were giving this shade for good reason now it's starting to perform steve if you continue to get the ten-year rising just a little, that curve steepens, this could be the place to be >> it's a pure proxy, in my view we've had good earnings from the banks before now we're seeing loan growth so i get it but pure proxy for bonds >> month to date jpmorgan up 12 morgan, stanley, citi up they're so tied, are they not, to rates >> they are tied to rates. >> rate goes down, bank trade is not going to work. >> i would argue this year could be one of significant sector rotation which afte
i'd be curious if he pivots to a rolling bull market. >> he doesn't sound like he's ready to do that >> honestly, he sounds like a permabear, which is a dangerous position to be in when you're 2% from the high. i hope he's going to talk about the -- >> he was right about the pullback >> he's been right for 12 months but you can't stay on the same tune i'll be on with you tomorrow i'm looking forward to having this discussion wulith him. >> financials, best...
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why not just call this a rolling bull market? put technology aside and by the way, put staples aside just on valuation because you're -- i'm sorry, your hang-up is the valuation of the market overall. but it's so tethered to those two sectors. >> you answered -- you asked your question and i like it and i think it's a good one. why not call it a rolling bull market isn't that what this is? >> well, we called it a rolling bottom in january and now it's turning into a full-fledged bull market so we just underestimated the pace of the recovery >> i mean like right now >> now -- >> bull market sector to sector to sector >> it absolutely feels like a secular bull market to me because we did everything that was needed last year to test it. we went to the 200 week moving average and it was beautiful and we took out every sector so we completed the price damage where i have been less willing to raise my targets, which that's what you're really talking about, when am i going to raise my targets because i think there's more meaningful upsi
why not just call this a rolling bull market? put technology aside and by the way, put staples aside just on valuation because you're -- i'm sorry, your hang-up is the valuation of the market overall. but it's so tethered to those two sectors. >> you answered -- you asked your question and i like it and i think it's a good one. why not call it a rolling bull market isn't that what this is? >> well, we called it a rolling bottom in january and now it's turning into a full-fledged...
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>>> 24 hours ago they said maybe the bulls can push us over the interday high. they didn't do it yesterday and so far not doing it today as that boeing suspension of guidance has some people holding their trading pretty tight but a big night tonight with tesla, microsoft, visa. let's get to the judge >> carl, thanks, i'm scott wapner how far can the record run for stocks really go if you haven't gone all in on the rally, is the market now too expensive to buy big questions. our investment committee has the answers. it's 12:00 noon, this is "the halftime report. >> record high watch, the s&p and nasdaq both flirting with all-time highs if they get there today, what pushes them higher plus a big wave of earnings comes in four hours, facebook, mickels microsoft, visa, chipotle, and more we'll trade them all and a big call on a key reason why the consumer staples sector just hit a 52-week high. "the halftime report" investment committee is standing by now, here's scott wapner >> good to have you with us on this wednesday, here to debate and trade the big stories of
>>> 24 hours ago they said maybe the bulls can push us over the interday high. they didn't do it yesterday and so far not doing it today as that boeing suspension of guidance has some people holding their trading pretty tight but a big night tonight with tesla, microsoft, visa. let's get to the judge >> carl, thanks, i'm scott wapner how far can the record run for stocks really go if you haven't gone all in on the rally, is the market now too expensive to buy big questions. our...
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call it year and a half has been emblematic of those issues i think in a perfect world kind of best bull case scenario on 3m, it's both grothe awth and defensive. but in the last several quarters have shown it's neither. it's certainly not groewthy and second of all today not leveraging with the numbers we saw and sprinkle in a little bit of concern around environmental liabilities which is increasingly new news that is starting to kind of come out here piece by piece over time, and that is a concern that's ultimately going to go to the balance sheet. and the cash that's available for shareholders, ie buybacks, which have been the only key support to the earnings growth, it's still sub par over the last call it five to six years. i think this quarter has been kind of the results in the making and this is a big wake-up call that suggests while others that are putting up visible growth, which i believe late in the cycle should command a premium valuation, this company i don't think has it in the tank and ultimately that means it should be at a rather significant discount to the group, espe
call it year and a half has been emblematic of those issues i think in a perfect world kind of best bull case scenario on 3m, it's both grothe awth and defensive. but in the last several quarters have shown it's neither. it's certainly not groewthy and second of all today not leveraging with the numbers we saw and sprinkle in a little bit of concern around environmental liabilities which is increasingly new news that is starting to kind of come out here piece by piece over time, and that is a...
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this is the baby being, you know, this is like -- this is the sign that everything -- and then the bull would say, look at twitter, look at facebook, look at microsoft, these stocks have had fantastic posts. >> how are you predisposed toward a bullish side. >> always, i'm 42 and i plan to invest for the next 40 years, i like when stocks go down i know that's weird. i'm adding to my 401(k) like an american should be i'm a bull long-term but i accept the fact that there are sectors like the semiconductors where there might be a read through to how well the economy's doing. the thing is, this is one set of results for one quarter so it might be premature to be, like, oh, this is the turning point. >> to we've had a big week for earnings and sarat, if you were to create sort of a potpourri of how you view the u.s. stock market through earnings, what would that basket include? >> so, i think fundamentally, we came in with very low expectations, earnings have come down, especially after the fourth quarter but things aren't as bad as people think they are and you get these things with intel an
this is the baby being, you know, this is like -- this is the sign that everything -- and then the bull would say, look at twitter, look at facebook, look at microsoft, these stocks have had fantastic posts. >> how are you predisposed toward a bullish side. >> always, i'm 42 and i plan to invest for the next 40 years, i like when stocks go down i know that's weird. i'm adding to my 401(k) like an american should be i'm a bull long-term but i accept the fact that there are sectors...
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pete, the other question is, are you going to get a pickup in q2 that carries forward that plays the bull thesis out, that this was a blip and then you get a pickup you can look at some points that are, i think, somewhat concerning i mean, manhattan real estate, no, you don't have to own an apartment or whatever, a property in manhattan. it's not -- it appears local but it's not all that localized when you realize that you just did the worst first quarter since the crisis >> yep >> the sales have been down for six straight quarters, the worst stretch in 30 years. that's not a negative impact on the overall economy in some level? >> it's the u.s. consumer that has been the strength of the u.s. economy capital spending has been mediocre, exports have slowed so where the u.s. consumer goes from here is going to be a big deal the top 20% of income earners spend 40% of all consumer spending so if they're going to get impacted by the lack of -- they're going to spend less because they feel like the value of their house is going down if you live in the tri-state area or california or illinois, t
pete, the other question is, are you going to get a pickup in q2 that carries forward that plays the bull thesis out, that this was a blip and then you get a pickup you can look at some points that are, i think, somewhat concerning i mean, manhattan real estate, no, you don't have to own an apartment or whatever, a property in manhattan. it's not -- it appears local but it's not all that localized when you realize that you just did the worst first quarter since the crisis >> yep >>...
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. >> the entire market seems to be on the bull side right now the bull seems to have won this argument the argument is very simple. europe and china economies are bottoming. the earnings picture is low single digits for low 2019 and maybe flat for the first vicks quiet overall. still choppy overseas to me. >> investors are uncomfortable taking risk with the fed on pause and global economy doing well enough. i think investors are comfortable taking on a more cyclical slant these are some of the areas performing relatively well and better than the staples and other defensive parts of the market >> the global economy is bottoming and we'll keep an eye on that and see if it is true. be sure to check out our live show "etf edge" right at the top of the hour. more halftime report right after this >>> and let's answer one of your questions for you, jimmy from paul in staten island thanks for the question. still on orbcom? >> personally my favorite investment this is not a trading vehicle, a long-term investment you can buy all you want at this price, but don't look at it for a year the market
. >> the entire market seems to be on the bull side right now the bull seems to have won this argument the argument is very simple. europe and china economies are bottoming. the earnings picture is low single digits for low 2019 and maybe flat for the first vicks quiet overall. still choppy overseas to me. >> investors are uncomfortable taking risk with the fed on pause and global economy doing well enough. i think investors are comfortable taking on a more cyclical slant these are...
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i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... in grand rapids, michael vorce has money to burn. >> he was going to bars and tipping $1,000. he was buying expensive clothes, up to $20,000 at one visit. >> narrator: he drives fast cars and fast boats. >> he'd load the boat up with girls and go out and party. he was living the lifestyle. young guy, lots of money, throwing it around. >> narrator: he says he has a fleet of more than 50 luxury yachts. he has the papers to prove it. 's
i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... in grand rapids, michael vorce has money to burn. >> he was going to bars and tipping $1,000. he was buying expensive clothes, up to $20,000 at one visit. >> narrator: he drives fast cars and fast boats. >> he'd load the boat up with girls and go out and party. he was living the lifestyle. young guy, lots of money,...
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there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. there's washington and then there's every where else that's what i thought when the nation's top bankers were being rakd over the coals by congress for the sins of their predecessors today and the averages, well, they barely budged while it was happening. yep, on a day where the market yawned, well, the dow inching up 7 points, s&p up, nasdaq gaining, all the major backing ceos were grilled by the house financial services committee jamie dimon, brian moynihan, and james gorman of morgan stanley among others had to serve as human pinatas for a hostile audience there was a time when these hearings, let's say they would have been more than just great theater. there was a time when america was in crisis and many of these b
there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. there's washington and then there's every where else that's what i thought when the nation's top bankers were being rakd over the...
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there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want the make friends. i'm trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at @jimcramer she loves me she loves me not with earnings season kicking off tomorrow, everybody is playing the game, trying to anticipate the quarters will the numbers be good or not so good? it's all people in the:00 to world want to talk about people are paralyzed and they're polarized and they're scared they're scared about what will happen this earnings season. that's why the averages meandered too. the down dipping 14 points, the s&p .5 the nasdaq .21%. the fear is palpable earnings could be down. stocks are the only game in town, even though we had a real slowdown since the fed's last rate hike, the bond market offers only paltry returns [ booing ] let me make one thing real clear. over the long haul you'll do just fine on a
there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want the make friends. i'm trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at @jimcramer she loves me she loves me not with earnings season kicking off tomorrow, everybody is playing the game, trying to anticipate the...
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there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain, but to teach call me at 800-743-cnbc. or tweet me. today, we got about a year's worth of major business stories in a single news cycle disney reinvented itself jpmorgan had a stunning quarter. and that was good enough to send all the averages flying. dow pole vaulting 269 points disney and jpmorgan are in the dow. s&p gaining .6%. please, have no illusions, people this positivity will be hard to sustain. even though earnings season kicked off with an amazingly bullish bang, we'll be right back where we started from once next week rolls around unless apple comes in on monday and bids for both abs and viacom not going to happen. while occidental scooped up apache, and we get perfect quarters from citigroup and goldman sachs. highly unlikely. this isn't a what have you done for me lately market it's a what have you done for me this morning market. with that in mind, what
there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain, but to teach call me at 800-743-cnbc. or tweet me. today, we got about a year's worth of major business stories in a single news cycle disney reinvented itself jpmorgan had a stunning quarter. and that was good enough to send all the averages flying. dow pole vaulting 269 points...
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there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cr call me at 1800-843-cnbc the big story today, the dow dipping 28 points, analynasdaq , it cast a puall over a host of stocks amazon is indeed the death star and not just when it comes to retail anymore at this point the question isn't what amazon disrupts you have to ask what can't they disrupt. any company with a consumer product could potentially end up in their crosshairs and that's a very dangerous place to be today the death star opened fire on spotify and it's worth taking a moment to walk you through what is happening here amazon has become an unstoppable force and this won't be the last target i like spotify, have been a fan since it started trading a year ago. music streaming is the chance to become the next netflix and understands what you want before you want it thanks to artificial intelligence that they use to predict your taste in music. i love their premium business model where you can list
there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cr call me at 1800-843-cnbc the big story today, the dow dipping 28 points, analynasdaq , it cast a puall over a host of stocks amazon is indeed the death star and not just when it comes to retail anymore at this point the question isn't what amazon disrupts you have to ask what can't they disrupt. any company with a...